Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Science for health is postponed to September 2021! This edition will highlight personalized medicine, and how big data drives innovation in the field. Stay tuned for more news!
At this yearly event, experts are connected around a central theme to promote out-of-the-box thinking and spark new research collaborations. This strengthens the local ecosystem and creates inspired solutions improving the life of patients.
Meet other senior scientists, executives and business developers from academia, research institutes, biotechnology companies and pharma, get connected and join forces.
Science for health is a joint organization from the following partners:
Reaching a balanced audience of 327 participants, the event was sold out over 1 month in advance
19 cell therapy companies and research institutes presented their work at a (free) booth, resulting in high-quality interaction with the ecosystem
15 (inter)national top speakers gave talks covering all aspects from research to clinical and regulatory to stimulate discussion. Dr Carl June, the father of CAR T immunotherapy, opened the conference.
The next edition will focus on the use of big data sets in translational applications. With the increasing availability of (bio)medical data, and the advances in AI and machine learning, personalized medicine comes within reach.
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